Firefighter Raphael Smith was honored with the Meritorious Service Award from the Cleveland Fire Department for his role in advising and rescuing a woman trapped in a fire.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office honored Presidents' Day and drew parallels between presidential service and law enforcement duties in a Facebook post.

A GOP-backed bill would require doctors to deliver a state-scripted liability warning about mifepristone and collect signed certification, splitting supporters and medical groups.

North Ridgeville City Schools celebrated their 7th graders' participation in "The Amazing Shake," which teaches social skills through simulations like interviews and dining etiquette.

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department visited Glendale Primary School as part of their community outreach, aiming to build early connections with youths.

Residents and county officials are reviving a push to restructure Lorain County’s Board of Commissioners, reigniting local debate about representation, cost and another possible ballot fight.

Amy Acton accepted a major union endorsement in Columbus and demanded immediate property tax relief while criticizing last year’s income-tax cuts.

Ohio's new Escaped Convict Alert Program sets up AMBER-style warnings when convicted felons flee custody. Portage County's sheriff attended the ceremonial signing and touted faster public notifications.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office honors SGT Jones during Black History Month for her 20+ years of service, highlighting her leadership in Inmate Reception and Releases.

A coach's punch at a North Olmsted wrestling meet has pushed lawmakers to propose new penalties for attacks on officials amid a widening referee shortage. The measure would create a two‑strike system and stiffer fines.

Dr. Chad Warren is appointed as Cleveland State University's new VP of Advancement and Executive Director of its foundation, bringing a record of philanthropic success.

Senate Bill 34 would let Ohio classrooms display founding documents, including the Ten Commandments, prompting sharp pushback and possible court fights.

A bipartisan Ohio bill would seed small grants to corner stores and small markets so they can stock fresh food in neighborhoods officials call food deserts. Sponsors say the pilot targets roughly 1.3 million Ohioans without nearby grocery access.